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The DFB team is under pressure with one point after two games in the group phase of the Nations League.
National coach Jürgen Klopp took part in the final training session for the Nations League game against Serbia with his entire squad.
All 25 players were present at the national soccer team's practice session at the team headquarters in Herzogenaurach. For the game on Thursday (8.45 p.m. / ZDF), the national coach has to remove two professionals from the squad. UEFA only allows 20 field players and three goalkeepers in the matchday squad.
After training, the DFB team will travel to Munich in the afternoon, where an international football match will take place during Oktoberfest for the first time since 1982. Together with goalkeeper Jonas Urbig, who is about to make his DFB debut in his home stadium, Klopp will talk about his plans for the Serbia game in the Allianz Arena in the evening (6 p.m.).
Just one point after two games
The DFB team is already under pressure after the 1-1 draw in the Netherlands and the 0-1 draw against Greece in the group stage of the Nations League. With just one point, they are in third place, just ahead of Serbia, who have no points. League leaders Greece (6 points) host pursuers Netherlands (4) on Thursday.
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Klopp leaves two professionals out of the matchday squad.
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